the dangers that may arise if they do not follow procedures outlined in this brochure.
3. Ensure that all employees are instructed not to walk in front of the tool during its use.
4. Enclosed
PERSONNEL.” Post one copy on the employees’ bulletin board; give one copy to the operator(s);
give one copy to the maintenance foreman; and give one copy to the sub-contract cleanup / internal
cleanup foreman. Additional copies will be provided upon request.
5. The
6. Never make modifications or alterations to the tool. Replace any missing or illegible labels.
tool is designed and intended to be powerful. This fact should be obvious to
you must emphasize it to them.
repair
that all employees who use this tool are trained in the proper use of this tool and are aware of
are four (4) copies of
any tool that malfunctions.
O EMPLOYER AND SAFETY DIRECT
AVOID
“NOTICE TO OPERATORS, MAINTENANCE AND CLEANUP
INJUR
All personnel must be instructed to remove any mal
Y
.
OR
your employees, but
-
7. Ensure
(29 CFR 1910.147) to prevent accidental startup or release of stored energy.
8. Follow our installation and maintenance instructions for proper installation and care of the tool.
9. Avoid injury. Do not permit the tool to be misused.
10. If
sheets
request.
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you
resell
or
distribute
and tool brochure.
a Jarvis product, you must provide the purchaser with the appropriate safety
Additional copies of
safety sheets and tool br
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es will be pr
ovided upon
notice
to operators, maintenance
and cleanup personnel
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Model SEC 180
Keep hands clear
NOTICE T
1. Disconnect the power supplyin accordance with OSHA’s lockout/tagout procedures (29 CFR
1910.147) before making any blade changes.
2. Disconnect the power supply in accordance with OSHA’s lockout/tagout procedures (29 CFR
1910.147) before performing any repair or maintenance.
3. Disconnect
lockout/tagout procedures (29 CFR 1910.147) before performing any cleanup.
4. Disconnect the power supply when the tool is not being used.
5. Never
tool.
6. Never allow people to walk in front of the tool during its use.
7. Never allow people to hold / restrain the carcass while operating the tool.
O OPERATORS, MAINTENANCE AND CLEANUP PERSONNEL
REMOVE ANY MALFUNCTIONING T
REPORT ANY PROBLEMS TO YOUR SUPERVISOR
the power supply - or have the power supply disconnected - in accordance with OSHA’s
put fingers, hands or other parts of the body on the cutting edge
.
OOL FROM SER
or within the cutting path of the
VICE
8. Test
9. Test
10. Never depress the trigger unless you want to use or test the tool.
11. Never
12. Always
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the
tool
prior to use or daily
Release
and the tool should not
either
repair it immediately.
2.5 seconds. If the tool malfunctions, remove it from service and r
or “recoil.” Continue holding the tool with both hands until the saw blade comes to a complete stop.
the trigger and the tool should
start.
trigger and the tool should
the
brake
make modifications or alterations to the tool.
use both hands when starting and operating the tool to avoid the risk of possible “kick back”
prior to use or daily
. For
single trigger tools:
stop. For dual trigger tools:
Depress
both
triggers simultaneously and the tool should
stop.
If the
tool malfunctions, r
. After releasing either or both triggers, the tool should stop within
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ess
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Depress
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eport or r
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each
trigger
epair it immediately.
any missing or illegible labels.
individually
start.
start.
Release
eport or
parts diagram and list
Model SEC 180
**
*
*
ITEMPART NO.PART NAMEQTY
11055901 Oval Head Screw2
21033013 Index Block1
33025011Depth Gage Assy
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erm. Block1
erminal Block
erminal Block
ie Down Board
1
5
7
1
1
1
1
special tools
Model SEC 180
Figure G
Special Tools
THE FOLLOWING TOOLS ARE RECOMMENDED FOR PROPER AND EFFECTIVE
ASSEMBLY
SAW.
AND DISASSEMBL
Y OF THE JAR
VIS SEC180 CIRCULAR BREAKING
page 10 of 16
BEARING EXTRACTION
T
OOL 80391
BEARING EXTRACTION and
INSTALLATION T
OOL 8039140
11
BEARING EXTRACTION
T
OOL 8039171
BEARING INSERTION
T
OOL 8039170
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specifications
and
installation instructions
page 11 of 16
Model SEC 180
SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage220, 115 and 42 V Single Phase
Power Output1.6 hp1200 Watts
Blade Speed
Control Handle(s)Single or Dual Trigger Electric
Overall Length21.7 in550 mm
Cutting Depthup to 2.6 in65 mm
Blade Diameter7.1 in180 mm
Weight13.2 lb6 kg
Vibrationless (<) 120 dB< 1 m/sec
Noise ( 1 meter from tool )92 dB
1350 rpm
2
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH OSHA’S LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROCEDURES
(29
CFR 1910.147) BEFORE PERFORMING ANY REP
MAINTENANCE.
AIRS OR
ALL WIRING MUST BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
NATIONAL, STATE AND LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES.
1 Install the electrical control box in a convenient
location.
2 Wire the electrical control box, if applicable.
Electrical contr
Note:
power
supplies. Y
your
power supply
for control box numbers for SEC 180 external brake
models.
1 below.
For all other SEC 180 models, r
2.1 Attach
3 Install
3.1 The
4 Suspend the SEC 180 from the balancer.
4.1 Adjust
terminals to the appropriately rated
er supply. See wiring diagram inside control
box cover for external brake models or refer to
Figure 1 below.
a balancer
trolley should have suf
the operator access to the entire work area.
the balancer to
ol boxes ar
ou must have
. Refer to Figur
above the work station on a trolley
e differ
the pr
the operator’s preference.
ent for differ
oper contr
es D–F on pages 7–9
ficient travel to allow
ol box for
efer to Figur
ent
pow
e
-
.
Figure 1
Wiring Diagram
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Model SEC 180
installation
and
operation instructions
page 12 of 16
5 Plug
the SEC 180 into
power
supply outlet.
Power
by Customer
SEC 180 Models with remote brake
Power
Cord
for 42 V models
only
. Supplied by
Customer
the appropriate control box or
See Figure 2 below as a guide.
Control Box
Cord Supplied
Figure 2
(single cord)
Control Box
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
1 Plug in the SEC 180.
2 Each day, before you begin operation, perform the
following:
2.1 Make
2.2 Make sure that the control handle or handles
sure that the SEC 180 moves freely on
balancer.
correctly
work
the
trigger and the tool should
trigger
and the tool should stop.
tools: depress each trigger separately and the
tool should not
multaneously
and
the tool should
triggers
functions,
problem
Always
handles. Continue to hold the tool with both
until the saw blade comes to a complete
hands
stop.
. For single trigger tools:
start.
Release
For dual trigger
start; depress both triggers si-
(within one second of each other)
start.
Release
and the tool should
r
emove it fr
to your supervisor immediately
operate the tool with both hands on
om service and r
either
stop. If the tool mal
the
depress
the
or both
eport the
.
the
-
Power Cord
supplied by
Customer
SEC 180 Models with remote brake (dual cord)
and 42 V models
Power
Cord
Supplied by Customer
Plug Connections
Supplied by Customer
SEC 180 Models with internal brake
(single cord)
2.3 Make sure that the electronic brake is working
correctly.
the saw; release a trigger and the saw blade
should
functions, r
problem
3 Make the cut.
3.1 Position the SEC 180 saw.
3.2 Depress
hands when operating the tool. Continue to
hold the tool with both hands until the saw
blade comes to a complete stop.
3.3 When
ger. This will stop the blade.
3.4 Withdraw the SEC 180 from the carcass.
4 Unplug the SEC 180.
Depress
stop within 2.5 seconds.
emove it fr
to your supervisor immediately
the trigger / triggers.
the desired cut is achieved, release a trig
the trigger / triggers to
If the tool mal
om service and r
Always use both
eport the
.
start
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-
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maintenance instructions
page 13 of 16
Model SEC 180
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT: ALWAYS DISCONNECT THE POWER SUPPLY
IN ACCORDANCE WITH OSHA’S LOCKOUT/TAGOUT PROCEDURES (29 CFR 1910.147) BEFORE INSTALLING OR REMOVING A BLADE., OR BEFORE PERFORMING ANY REPAIR OR MAINTENANCE.
Refer to Figures A–C on pages on 4–6 for referenced
items.
1 PRIOR TO USE OR DAILY:
1.1 Make sure that the control handle or handles
work
correctly
trigger and the tool should
the
trigger
and the tool should stop.
tools: depress each trigger separately and the
tool should not
multaneously
and
the tool should
triggers
functions, repair or remove it from service immediately .
Always
handles. Continue to hold the tool with both
hands
until the saw blade comes to a complete
stop.
. For single trigger tools:
start.
For dual trigger
start; depress both triggers si-
(within one second of each other)
start. Release
and the tool should
operate the tool with both hands on the
stop.
If the tool mal
Release
either
depr
the
or both
ess
2 AS NECESSARY:
2.1 Inspect
necessary.
dural guide.
2.2 Disassemble,
housing. Refer to sections 5 and 6 as a proce-
dural guide.
2.3 Disassemble, clean and inspect motor housing
assembly.
dural guide.
2.4 Disassemble, clean and inspect rear handle assembly. Refer to sections 9 and 10 as a proce-
dural guide.
3 CIRCULAR BLADE REMOVAL:
3.1 Non–Indexing Gage Models
3.1.1 Remove
-
3.2 Indexing Gage Models
3.2.1 Remove thumb screw (item 4) and washer
3.2.2 Remove depth gage (item 3). Continue to
3.3
Both Gage Models
circular blade and sharpen
Refer to sections 3 and 4 as a pr
clean and inspect right angle gear
Refer to sections 7
the depth gage
48)
and rotate the depth gage (item 3) out of
the way. Continue to step 3.3.
(item 5).
step 3.3.
or replace as
oce-
and 8 as a pr
locking lever (item
oce-
1.2 Make sure that the electronic brake is working
correctly. Depress the trigger to start the saw;
the
release
within
pair or remove it fr
1.3 Check all electrical plugs and cords (over their
entire
if
necessary
1.4 Add
(item 21) on the gear housing (item 20).
trigger and the saw blade should stop
2.5 seconds.
length) for cuts and abrasions, and replace
.
Jarvis
1315 White Gr
If the tool malfunctions, r
om service immediately
ease to grease
fittings
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3.3.1 Use Jarvis wrench 8039146 to remove the
blade retaining screws (item 6). Keep the
blade from rotating by inserting the blade
e-
.
locking
blade and guard.
3.3.2 Remove
3.3.3 Remove the saw blade (item 8).
3.3.4 Inspect
essary.
3.3.4.1 Inspect blade for wear and sharpen or
pin (item 50) through the hole in the
the
all parts for wear and replace if nec
replace
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blade retaining washer (item 7).
as necessary
.
-
Model SEC 180
maintenance instructions
page 14 of 16
4 CIRCULAR BLADE INSTALLATION:
4.1 Reverse
3. See notes below
steps and procedures outlined in section
. Refer to Figur
e 3 below as
a guide.
4.1.1 To
notches
ensure proper fit and safe
on the saw blade (item 8) must align
operation,
with dowels pins (item 16) and the center
hole
of the blade must fit securely
of the crown gear (item 17).
4.1.2 The
holes
in retaining washer (item 7) must
align with the dowel pins (item 16) on the
crown gear (item 17).
4.1.3 The teeth at the bottom of the blade should
point toward the operator and rotate counter–clockwise. Refer to Figure 3 below for
blade rotation direction.
4.1.4 Tighten blade retaining screws with Jarvis
wrench
ing
8039146. Prevent blade from turn
by inserting blade locking pin (item 50)
through one of the outer holes in blade.
Figure 3
Blade Installation
CROWN GEAR
DOWEL
PINS (4)
OUTER
HOLE
HOLES
(4 PLACES)
FOR PINS
NOTCHED
AREA (4 PLACES)
the
on the lip
LIP
5 RIGHT ANGLE GEAR HOUSING DISASSEM-
BLY:
5.1 Remove blade as described in section 3.
5.2 Remove
flat head screws (item 49) and remove
blade guard (item 9).
5.3 Remove cheese head screws (item 22) and remove right angle gear housing assembly from
assembly
motor
5.3.1 Place
the gear
work surface.
5.4 Remove flat head screws (item 11), gear hous-
cover (item 12), o–ring (item 13), shaft seal
ing
(item 14) and
ing.
5.5 Lightly
tap the gear housing on the guard mount
ing area with a nylon mallet until the crown gear
assembly (items 15–19) slides out of the gear
-
housing.
5.6 Place
remove
crown gear (item 17) in an
ball bearing (item
in the threaded hole of the gear and press gear
shaft and ball bearing (items 18 and 19) from
gear. Press gear shaft (item 18) out of ball
crown
bearing (item
5.7 Remove oval head screws (item 30).
5.8 Lightly
ing
tap the gear housing in the face mount
area with a nylon mallet until the pinion gear
assembly (items 24–33) slides out of the gear
housing.
Note:
Never use a metal hammer on the gear housing or
place
it in a vise. The mounting faces ar
chined and must not be damaged.
5.9 Grip the pinion gear shaft in a vise using soft
jaws only. See note below.
.
housing assembly on a clean
slinger
(item 10) from gear hous
arbor press and
15). Place a 7 mm pin
19
).
e pr
ecisely
ma
-
-
-
-
RETAINING
SCREWS
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WASHER
SAW BLADE
SAW BLADE
ROTATION DIRECTION
Note: Never grip the pinion gear on the gear teeth or
bearing
with
mounting diameters.
enough force to keep it fr
the flat head screw.
5.10 Remove flat head screw (item 33) and washer
(item 32).
5.11 Remove helical gear (item 31), shaft key
25) and bearing retaining washer
(item
(item 29).
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5.12 Place
5.13 Remove needle bearing (item 23) from gear
5.14 Remove needle bearing (item 42) from gear
5.15 Clean
6 RIGHT ANGLE GEAR HOUSING ASSEMBLY:
6.1 Reverse steps steps and procedures outlined in
6.1.1 Make sure bearing retaining washer
6.1.2 Use removable thread locking compound
6.1.3 When installing needle bearings always
pinion gear assembly in an arbor press and
remove
(item 27). If necessary, also remove needle
bearing inner race (item 26).
housing.
Figure G on page 10.
housing.
Figure G on page 10.
if
section 5. See notes below.
ball bearing (item 28). Remove spacer
Jarvis
tool 8039111 is available.
Jarvis
tool 8039171 is available.
and
inspect all parts for wear and replace
necessary
(item 29)
gear (item 31).
on flat head screw (item 33).
press on the lip with the part number engraved on it. This lip is hardened and will
resist being
Installing
will deform the case and damage the bearing. Jarvis tool 8039170 is available for
installing
ure G on page 10.
.
is in place before installing helical
damaged by the assembly tool.
needle bearings the opposite way
needle bearing (item 23).
See
See
See
Fig
7.7 Remove
5) and front handle (item 37) from the motor
cover (item 36).
7.8 Remove
the
er.
7.9 Remove bearing retaining washer (item 56).
7.10 Remove
washer
8039140 is available.
7.11 Remove retaining ring (item 53).
7.12 Using
(items 54 and 59) from the armature shaft.
7.13 Grip the armature assembly (item 58) so as not
to damage it or the windings, and unscrew the
helical
shaft.
Note:
Do not r
shaft. The motor fan (item 57) is integrally balanced
with the armature and should never be removed.
7.14 Remove
tor housing (item 64).
7.15 Remove socket head screws (item 108) and
hanger bracket (item 77).
7.16 Remove oval and pan head screws (items 100
and 85) and rear handle cover (item 90) from
-
rear handle (item 79).
7.17 Disconnect wiring from motor, switches and
cord.
screws (item
oval head screws (item 40) and remove
armature shaft assembly from the motor cov
the needle bearing (item 42) and thrust
(item 41) from motor cover
a bearing extractor
pinion gear assembly (item 51) from
emove motor
the fan housing (item 61)
38), washers (item 39 and
See Figur
fan (item 57) fr
e G on page 10.
, remove ball bearings
.
Jarvis
tool
the
om armatur
from the mo
-
e
-
7 MOTOR DISASSEMBLY:
7.1 Remove the blade as described in section 3.
7.2 Remove the right angle gear housing as described in section 5, steps 5.1–5.3.
7.3 Remove the helical change gear assembly
(items 25, 31 and 44).